The HTML Form Elements can contain one or more of the following form elements:
<input type="text">: This creates a text input field where users can type in text.<input type="password">: This creates a password input field where the user’s input is hidden as they type.<input type="checkbox">: This creates a checkbox that can be checked or unchecked by the user.<input type="radio">: This creates a radio button that the user can select. Radio buttons are used when only one option can be selected from a group of options.<select>and<option>: These elements are used to create drop-down menus. The<select>element creates the menu, and the<option>elements define the options in the menu.<textarea>: This creates a text area where users can type in longer blocks of text.<input type="submit">: This creates a button that, when clicked, submits the form data to the server.<input type="reset">: This creates a button that, when clicked, resets the form fields to their default values.<input type="file">: This creates a file upload field where users can select a file from their computer to upload.<input type="hidden">: This creates a hidden field that is not visible to the user, but can be used to store data that needs to be submitted with the form.<input type="date">: This creates a date input field where the user can select a date from a calendar.<input type="email">: This creates an email input field where the user can enter an email address.<input type="number">: This creates a number input field where the user can enter a numeric value.<input type="range">: This creates a range input field where the user can select a value from a range by dragging a slider.<input type="color">: This creates a color input field where the user can select a color from a color picker.
Commonly used HTML form elements:
<form>– Defines a form for user input.<input>– Defines an input field where the user can enter data.<textarea>– Defines a multi-line input field where the user can enter data.<select>– Defines a drop-down list.<option>– Defines an option in a drop-down list.<button>– Defines a clickable button.<label>– Defines a label for an input element.<fieldset>– Groups related elements in a form.<legend>– Defines a caption for a<fieldset>element.<datalist>– Defines a list of pre-defined options for an<input>element.<optgroup>– Groups related options in a drop-down list.<progress>– Displays the progress of a task.<meter>– Defines a scalar measurement within a known range.<output>– Defines the result of a calculation.